<p>I am curious as to the Stroud Green earworms. 6 music are asking for your earworm </p><p>The term earworm originally comes from a translation of the German word
'Ohrwurm'. It refers to the experience of having a tune or a part of a tune
stuck in your head. Often a person experiencing an earworm has no idea why a
tune has popped into their head and has little control over how long it
continues.</p><p><a href="http://www.bbc.co.uk/6music/shows/shaun-keaveny/form/earworms/">http://www.bbc.co.uk/6music/shows/shaun-keaveny/form/earworms/</a></p>
<P>GG highD BAG lowDEGG lowDDEGG. Anyone recognise it? 'I wish I knew how'. My singing group sang it yesterday, and now I'm stuck with it. Ohrwurm, indeed. Good word. Good thread.</P>
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I've spent most of today with Strangely Attractive by MJ Hibbett & the Validators stuck in my head, which is especially baffling given it's not even one of my ten favourite songs on Dinosaur Planet.<br>
Robbie Robertson's guitar solo on Dylan's performance of Forever Young during the Last Waltz. On repeat in my head for several days. Never gets old.<br>
<p>The intro (Abba) to Madonna's 'Hung Up' which drives me nuts, and the Mending Song sung by the mice on the mouse organ from Bagpuss, which sums up my attitude to life. </p><p><a href="">
A very painful experience for me was when one morning recently I couldn't get that 'Rah Rah Ooh Lala' hook from one of Lady Gaga's superhits out of my head (the one with 'Rah Rah Ooh Lala' in it - is that Pokerface?). At some point I was ready to have my head chopped off, but then I didn't. Maybe it is my subconscious or something telling me that it wants mor Rah Rah Ooh La la in my life. Very sad. I also frequently get Scarred for Life by Slapp Happy, more of an album track from one of their less exciting albums, and the opening of the Third Brandenburg Concerto.
<p>Jesus Marquis my condolences.</p><p>That's reminded me I did have the sodding waka waka world cup song in my head for about 3 weeks it went away after I drank best part of a bottle of gin. I dont drink I was that desperate.</p>
Whenever I hear the mac startup tone, I get "you got the love" by the Source featuring Candi Staton in my head.
Over Christmas, I had "informer" by snow in my head for five days straight.
<P>remember your a womble - by the wombles</P>
<P>the wombles were ahead of their time - they were very environmentally friendly people,picking up rubbish on wimbeldon common in the 1970's... good people...and good singers too... </P>
Today I heard an amusing anecdote concerning a child who misheard 'I am the lord of the dance said he' as 'I am the lord of the dark settee'.<br><br>At first I laughed.<br><br>Now I just have it stuck on repeat.<br>
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